March 2021link
We have added a new column, _fivetran_deleted, to the USER table to track when a user is deleted.
We have added a new column, _fivetran_deleted, to the CONNECTOR table to track when a connector is deleted.
We have added a new table, CONNECTOR_TYPE, to capture a connector’s release phase status.
December 2020link
The Fivetran Log Connector now supports the creation of account-level connectors. A Fivetran account owner can now sync the connector logs for all warehouses in the account. See our setup instructions for more information.
August 2020link
We have released a pre-built dbt package for the Fivetran Log Connector. Find the package in Fivetran’s dbt hub. Learn more about our dbt integration in our dbt Transformations documentation.
July 2020link
We have removed the service_version column from the CONNECTOR table.
June 2020link
We have added a new table, CREDITS_USED. This table stores the monthly credit usage summary per destination.
April 2020link
We have renamed the TRANSFORMATION_TABLE table to TRIGGER_TABLE.
We have renamed the group_id column to destination_id in the TRANSFORMATION, DESTINATION_MEMBERSHIP, and USER tables.
You can now configure the Fivetran Log Connector using the Fivetran REST API. This feature is in BETA and is available only for Standard and Enterprise accounts.
March 2020link
We have added a new table, ACTIVE_VOLUME, which stores the cumulative monthly active rows for every destination, connector, and table within your account. This will be helpful in tracking and managing consumption in our new pricing model.
July 2019link
Fivetran Log Connector syncs logs and metadata about your connectors.